Battlefield 2042's Class System Will Feature Weapon Proficiencies, Not Weapon Restrictions

DICE has officially given fans more details about how Battlefield 2042’s pivot to a class-based system in the game’s upcoming 3.2 update will work, including information about its new Weapon Proficiency system. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

DICE began a new blog post outlining the changes by explaining how player feedback proved critical in implementing the return of a class-based system in Battlefield 2042. At launch, DICE stated that many players found the Specialists, unique characters who each had a special ability or gadget, polarizing. It was a shift from a familiar class-based formula for the series, and DICE said that it quickly began putting together a team to analyze what could be changed and started to gather fan feedback.

Crossing Souls Review- Stuck In The Past

It’s easy to let yourself be lured into the 1980s world of Crossing Souls. The striking, Saturday morning cartoon cinematics pull you into an equally enticing pixel-art world, where every little detail is likely something significant from your childhood, at least if you’re over 30 years old. But while there is some satisfaction in the game’s core action, the way it utilizes and adheres to its retro-pop influences ultimately detracts from it in the long run.

Taking its cues from films like The Goonies, Stand By Me, and The Neverending Story, Crossing Souls revolves around a group of five teenagers as they discover an ancient artifact with mystical properties. With some tinkering from the group’s incomprehensibly brilliant genius, they learn that they can cross into the spiritual world and interact with ghosts. Naturally, their discovery draws the attention of a ruthless paramilitary organization who will stop at nothing to obtain the stone f…

Life Is Strange TV Series Still Happening, Adds Shawn Mendes To Oversee Music

The Life is Strange TV show from Godzilla and Detective Pikachu studio Legendary that was announced in 2016 is still in the works, and it’s picking up steam.

Shawn Mendes, the three-time Grammy Award nominated singer and songwriter behind hits like “Stitches” and “Treat You Better,” has signed on to oversee the music for the show. Andrew Gertler, Mendes’ manager and partner at their production company Permanent Content, will also oversee the music.

Legendary Television and dj2 Entertainment are producing the show. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Anonymous Content has joined the production as a co-producer. The company is behind shows like True Detective and 13 Reasons Why. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

There is no word yet on a cast, director, and plot details for the Life is Strange TV series.

Legendary’s Cory Lanier will oversee the project with Greg Siegel, senior VP of development of…

Nvidia Adds DLSS To No Man's Sky And More Games, Including First VR Titles

Nvidia is adding DLSS support to a number of new games, including for the first time ever, some virtual reality titles.

DLSS, or Deep Learning Super Sampling, is an Nvidia-exclusive process that uses a neural network to upscale images in games. The result from this extremely complex bit of tech is a noticeable boost to framerate when playing games at higher resolutions such as 4K. Essentially, DLSS is why gaming at 60fps or over at 4K on PC is possible. Of course, if you don’t have a 4K monitor DLSS can still give your games a massive framerate boost, and that goes double if you’re running them with ray tracing enabled.

No Man’s Sky distinctly shows the difference in performance that comes with DLSS support Come from Sports betting site VPbet . A video released on the Hello Games founder Sean Murray’s Twitter account today shows the game in action with DLSS turned on. Running at 4K at high s…